OS 9.3.3 problem confirms by Apple

A month ago Apple AAPL +0.46% discharged iOS 9.3.3 which was relied upon to be the last form of iOS 9 – or it was until a terrible issue struck. Presently Apple has affirmed the issue to me and it is uplifting news…

In short: don't hold your breath for iOS 9.4.

While Apple recognized that numerous clients moving up to iOS 9.3.3 experienced difficulty both opening iBooks and getting to their accumulations, the organization says this was only a severely coordinated incident. Rather the issue was a server issue which hit at generally the same time iOS 9.3.3 was discharged and has now been settled. Apple additionally requesting that I promise clients that their iBooks and PDFs were never in threat as they are went down in iCloud.

Obviously skeptics will address if Apple is attempting to conceal something here, the confirmation recommends not.

Clamors encompassing the iBooks issue in iOS 9.3.3 have subsided and none of the posts crosswise over iMore, Twitter TWTR - 1.32%, Apple Support Communities (for instance 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) have new grumblings included.

What's more, this is fundamentally critical. Why? Since iOS 9.3.3 will be the last redesign for various gadgets, including the iPad 2 and iPhone 4S, so abandoning them stranded with an imperfect overhaul could have monstrous.

Rather iOS 9.3.3 appears to be precisely what Apple needed: a stone strong last upgrade to iOS 9 (with a mystery help) permitting the organization to focus on cleaning iOS 10 and the significant changes it gets September.

In case you're still gunshy about introducing iOS 9.3.3 (and that is reasonable given late iOS issues) then you can read more about what it contains in my redesign guide.

In any case, for the time being it's full steam ahead as we close to the dispatch of the tremendously spilled iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and maybe even an iPhone 7 Pro too. Particularly now we likewise know when they will go marked down…